Trump says he's not changed his mind on H-1B visas as debate rages within MAGA coalition
- Trump stated he has not changed his mind about the H-1B visa program, emphasizing the need for "smart people" in the U.S.
- The H-1B program, used by tech companies, allows hiring foreign workers but is controversial among conservatives who argue it undercuts American jobs
- Political analyst Craig Agranoff noted Trump's support for H-1B visas might conflict with the 'America First' stance of his supporters
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